Sentence examples for offer a flash of from inspiring English sources
A bit farther, holes in the walls of another offer a flash of some forgotten life — a rusted rocking chair, a beer can, an old bed frame.
The giant feathered fans of the burlesque dancers, the acrobatics of the circus acts, the vertiginous high heels of the drag queens offer a flash of exotic glamour in the economic gloom.
Recently, in a peer-reviewed study, Bartlett's colleagues demonstrated that computers scanning for "micro-expressions" could predict when people would turn down a financial offer: a flash of disgust indicated that the offer was considered unfair, and a flash of anger prefigured the rejection.
Though the Shabab are losing ground, as well as domestic support, as the battles continue, Thursday's rally — just next door to the war zone of Deynile — offered a flash of resolve.
His ruling offered a flash of hope for the conservative group that filed the lawsuit, New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms, which is asking the court to overturn the marriage law and nullify the weddings that have been performed under it.
He offered a flash of his laconic humor when, after being read a long litany of issues he may have to confront during his short tenure, he replied, "Oh, is that it?" Mr. Chiesa served as chief counsel to Mr. Christie from January 2010 through December 2011, when he was nominated to be attorney general.
That dual terminology offers a flash of hope in some quarters that the border strip might be the first step toward a broader intervention — especially among displaced Syrians and for Mr. Assad's Syrian opponents, armed and civilian, many of whom have long pleaded for international air power to stop devastating government airstrikes against insurgent-held areas.
Chelsea Madchen offers a flash of rock and roll's past, present and future to Nico/Velvets fans as well as newcomers to the music.
Pig-tailed, short-skirted and rolling around in a way her neglectful parents should have warned against, she offered many a flash of knicker to the front-row prommers.
"I've never been a big drinker in general," Beckham, nattily dressed in a tailored blue suit, offered with a flash of his legendary smile as we sat down for a chat about his latest venture.
